The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1936 - Great Britain |
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... Philip , -the Reverend as he styles himself , -Pringle , Fairbairn , and one Wright " were the real source of mischief , Philip in particular , so he was informed , being " the real writer for that seditious Press " . Whatever the ...
... Philip , -the Reverend as he styles himself , -Pringle , Fairbairn , and one Wright " were the real source of mischief , Philip in particular , so he was informed , being " the real writer for that seditious Press " . Whatever the ...
Page 288
... Philip and read the papers , " his first words were ' You have got strong things against us at last " .1 From this point a new chapter in the fight for Hottentot liberation began . In the course of 1821 Philip had been preparing a Philo ...
... Philip and read the papers , " his first words were ' You have got strong things against us at last " .1 From this point a new chapter in the fight for Hottentot liberation began . In the course of 1821 Philip had been preparing a Philo ...
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... Philip , " for me to take into my most serious consideration the whole of the frontier system . " Philip , therefore , was asked to call and discuss a reasoned memorandum which he had submitted to the Governor in March . In this docu ...
... Philip , " for me to take into my most serious consideration the whole of the frontier system . " Philip , therefore , was asked to call and discuss a reasoned memorandum which he had submitted to the Governor in March . In this docu ...
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